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Paragraph Peer Revision
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Pass to the person behind you. Read the topic sentence and check for a theme statement in a “leads to” format. Draw a box around it. If the theme is not in a “leads to,” please add a note in the margin to add a “leads to” theme. Also, circle any “vague” language in the theme statement and write a note for the person to revise.
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Random pass to anyone. Label the parts of the paragraph in the margins: Topic sentence Example #1 Commentary (at least two sentences) Example #2 Commentary (at least two sentences) Concluding sentence If the paragraph deviates from this structure at all, please write a note at the top to add in or change what’s wrong.
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Pass across the room. Make sure the quotes evidence the theme. If not, make a note for them to select a different quote. Also, make sure they have explained how each quote shows the theme. Also, check that the concluding sentence rephrases the topic sentence. Make notes as needed.
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Pass to your leftish. Label the TCS of each quotation: transition, context, and speaker. If any of these parts are missing, please add them in. If quotes are NOT blended, please tell them to blend the quotes.
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Pass behind you. Check to see if quotes are blended properly– i.e. make sure that they do not form any sentence fragments or run-ons If you see any errors in quote blending, make edits/ revisions as necessary.
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Pass to someone near you. Read and check for present tense verbs outside the quotes. Make corrections as needed. Also, draw a HUGE “X” over any first or second person that you see.
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Give back to the owner. Make corrections tonight and turn in revised/ edited copy tomorrow for 2XH!! TWS: Paragraph format, theme, blended quotes, present tense verbs, no first or second person.
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